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Old June 1st 07, 05:31 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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"Jay Honeck" wrote

Oh, my God. That is incredible. And awful.


I wonder if those sales figures from the 1980s included military
aircraft? There used to be lots of military hardware burning avgas
-- not any more...


If not? Holy moley...GA really is dead.


But, don't forget. There is a hell of a lot of mogas being burned now,
where there was mostly all avgas being used, back then.
--
Jim in NC



 




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